Boot Logos

[bwuddywabbit]

Hi guys,
I've just created a boot logo using tmpgenc,& named it bild, its the installation of this logo thats got me, can you enlighten me pilease,
regards,
The Wabbit

[osborne82]

Hi guys,
I've just created a boot logo using tmpgenc,& named it bild, its the installation of this logo thats got me, can you enlighten me pilease,
regards,
The Wabbit

what model dream is it buddy ? you could place your pic in /bin or usr/bin and reboot if it shows great if not dont worry we can still make it show ul just need to edit a little file

cheers

osborne82

[satman]

what model dream is it buddy ? you could place your pic in /bin or usr/bin and reboot if it shows great if not dont worry we can still make it show ul just need to edit a little file

cheers

osborne82

if dm500 most images there is a easy to use plugin to change the logo

[bwuddywabbit]

Its a Dreambox 7020-S
I'll give it a try what you said above & I'll let you know,
cheers,
regards,
The Wabbit

[bwuddywabbit]

usr/bin didn't work guys, what little file do i need to edit,
regards,
The Wabbit

[osborne82]

if dm500 most images there is a easy to use plugin to change the logo

im sure that plugin doesnt work on the 500 as the pic is in /bin on 500 could be wrong though heheh

anyway try this buddy should let u change your logo to whatever u want

cheers

osborne82

[bwuddywabbit]

many thanks,
I'll give it a try & let you know,
regards,
The Wabbit

[bwuddywabbit]

nope, didn't work for me, nifty little prog though, it appears to be write protected & stops the prog working, so I had a chat with the bro who seems to know telnet & the commands to disable the write protection and lo & behold, knock me sideways, is there sugar in my tee, is there coffee in my mug, am I wearing a G-String, oops, T.M.I. o yeh the boot logo, yes it didn't work, well it did, but that wasn't the logo I wanted to change, but its a start.
The logo I tried to change is the one that lights up before you load the image,
my ones the GP logo with the blue background, any ideas guys,
regards,
The Wabbit

[rrotan]

nope, didn't work for me, nifty little prog though, it appears to be write protected & stops the prog working, so I had a chat with the bro who seems to know telnet & the commands to disable the write protection and lo & behold, knock me sideways, is there sugar in my tee, is there coffee in my mug, am I wearing a G-String, oops, T.M.I. o yeh the boot logo, yes it didn't work, well it did, but that wasn't the logo I wanted to change, but its a start.
The logo I tried to change is the one that lights up before you load the image,
my ones the GP logo with the blue background, any ideas guys,
regards,
The Wabbit

hi,
tell me first, is your img loaded in internal or external flash ?

[bwuddywabbit]

internal flash from hard drive,
regards,
The Wabbit

[^^MaXiMo II^^]

in most image the "bild" file can be found in root/platform/kernel
i made a little how to while ago let me know how you get on if needed i will post it here
ciaooo

[satfoot]

The bootlogo for a Multiboot Image requires a bild.m2v file which is then installed with Flashwizard whilst that for a Flash Image requires the same bild.m2v file simply renamed to newbild and is installed with the Easy Logo Plugin.
Cheers.

[^^MaXiMo II^^]

The bootlogo for a Multiboot Image requires a bild.m2v file which is then installed with Flashwizard whilst that for a Flash Image requires the same bild.m2v file simply renamed to newbild and is installed with the Easy Logo Plugin.
Cheers.

that is correct if you use E2 immage

[satfoot]

that is correct if you use E2 immage

I can confirm that I have been successfully using such files for many months on both my DM500 and DM7000 with no problem at all. Cheers.

[osborne82]

I can confirm that I have been successfully using such files for many months on both my DM500 and DM7000 with no problem at all. Cheers.

enigma2 on dm500 ???
have i missed something


cheers

osborne82